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Unit 1 a great many

A great many students love playing games.Come along

Take any opportunity that comes along.dwell on

Don't dwell on your past mistakes.hand in hand

Dirt and disease go hand in hand.have something at heart He has the welfare of the poor at heart.in contrast

In contrast to her brother,she often cares about others.of one's choice

She married the man of her choice.set aside

I will set a piece of cake aside for you.be apt to

He is apt to lose his temper sometimes.be prone to

Some plants are prone to a particular disease.cheer up

I cheered up at the good news.In a … light

Try to see the problem in new light.In the grip of

The country is in the grip of severe winter storms.In the meantime

The doctor will be here soon.In the meantime try to relax.run for

He did not want to run for President in that year.hold something back

Don’t let others’opinions hold you back.In a…mood

The bo is in a bad mood today.In part

He should be responsible for the accident in part.Keep track of

He kept track of his busine by telephone every day.Reach out for

We urge women to reach out for that help.Take credit

Her bo took all the credit instead.Unit 2 At the(very)thought

My throat hurts again at the very thought!Choose to

I chose to ignore his advice.Escape someone’s notice Nothing important escapes her notice.Jump to one’s feet

He suddenly jumped to his feet and left.Now and again

Now and again he would join us to play games.Rest aured

You can rest aured that I will never tell anyone.Set off

We set off early the next morning.Slowly but surely

Slowly but surely we made our way down the hillside.Be consumed with/by

He was consumed with guilt after the accident.Cast a spell on/over

A witch will cast a spell on you if she sees you in the woods!In place of

I want a red one in place of the blue one.Put an end to something

Winning the competition put an end to his financial problems.Adept at

She is adept at making people feel at their ease.At will

As an actor,he has to be able to cry at will.Be greeted with/by

The news was greeted by cheering.Behave oneself

Did Peter behave himself while I was away? Condemn someone to death The prisoner was condemned to death.Conform to

We should conform to school rules.Hand over

He bowed and handed over the letter.Of one’s own accord

They gave generously of their own accord.Take revenge on someone

She takes revenge on the man by cheating him.With certainty

She knew with certainty that he’d say no.UNIT3 After all

It’s not your faults after all.All too often

All too often he is too busy to have lunch.Cope with

She is too young to cope with this problem.Doze off

I was just dozing off when the phone rang.In case of

In case of fire, break the gla.In the long run

In the long run, I think you’re better off without him.Look(up)on…as…

I look on him as a good friend.On a daily basis

Take … into consideration

Work out

Come on

Let go of

All at once

Catch sight of

Hang on to

In place

In the presence of

Kill time

Rip off

Trip up

UNIT4

At stake

earth.Every so often

In case

Resort to

Seize on

Take inventory of

Take stock of

Wishful thinking

Meet with

On the spot

Weigh … against…

Come into being

Figure out

In nature

Straighten out

Try out

Work on

UNIT 5 At the first opportunity

Give birth to

All rooms are cleaned on a daily basis.The candidate’s experience must be taken into consideration.I can’t work out this math problem.Oh, come on, don’t lie to me.She wouldn’t let go of the rope.I feel sleepy all at once.She suddenly caught sight of the look on her mother’s face.Hang on to the rail or you’ll fail.Have you got all the lights in place yet?

The talk took place in the presence of the whole cla.I like killing time by reading books.Somebody’s ripped off my bike.He tripped the thief up.Many animals will be at stake if we continue to pollute the Every so often he would join us to play.Bring a map in case you get lost.He resorted to his sister for help.A reporter should seize on every news.It’s important to take inventory of ourselves.It was time to take stock of the situation.It’s just wishful thinking to buy a new car for him.I’ll meet with all of them on Monday.The thief was caught on the spot.We should weigh the costs against the benefits.The idea came into being long long ago.Have you figured out what’s wrong with your car.The experiment was theoretical in nature.Can you straighten out this problem with my bill?

John hopes to try out his new running shoes this weekend.He’s working on a new novel.They will contact us at the first opportunity.The film gave birth to a TV show of the same name.In time

You’ll learn how to do it in time.Live over

Parents often live over the first word of their children.Long to do something

He longed for the winter to be over.Prey on

The accident has been preying on my mind all week.Shut someone in

We always shut the hens in at night.Sweep away

When she saw her husband return all her tears were swept away The close of

At the close of the nineteenth century Britain was a rich country.To and fro

The smoke drifted to and fro among us.Get in the way of

She had a job which never got in the way of her hobbies.Offend one’s ears

Metallic rock music offends my ears.Sort..into

Let’s sort all the clothes into piles.Sort out

We need to sort out our camping gear before we go away.Take… for…

He is often taken for a foreigner.There is no point doing something There is no point talking to him anymore.Amount to

One plus to one amount to two.Compete for

Several men were competing for her attention.In honour of

They build a statue in honour of the hero.In the course of

In the course of our conversation we found a secret.Leave… behind

She was leaving the other runners well behind.UNIT 6 As it is

I thought things would get better, but as it is they are getting worse.Care for

Who will care for the children when she is in the hospital.Find expreion

Her concern has now found expreion in her new novel.In itself

The talk was right in itself but it went on too long.Turn to

One can always turn to music for comfort.Warn off

Some animals mark their territory to warn off rivals.Armed with

The suspect is armed with a shotgun.Stand by

I stand by what I said earlier.Take… to court

She’s threatening to take me to court for not paying the bill on time.Adapt to

The young man adapted well to life in the big city.Based on

The figures are based on average market prices.Head up

David was asked to head up the technical team.In response to

He didn’t do anything in response to heraggreion.Lend a(helping)hand

I’d be glad to lend a helping hand.On the job

Today’s my first day on the job.Seek out

He want to seek some information ut on computers.Sniff out

A police dog can sniff out explosives.Speaking of

Well, speaking of vegetables, do you want more carrots? Take… in

He is always taking in stray animals.Track down

I’m trying to track down one of my old clamates form college.UNIT 7 Appeal to

The program appeals especially to young children.Back down

I will never back down.Experiment with

The school is experimenting with new teaching methods.Get away from

I’ll get away from work as soom as I can.In spite of

In spite of his injury, Richard will play in Sunday’s match.Participate in

They expected him to participate in the opening ceremony.With all one’s heart

I love my family with all my heart.Bring on

The crisis brought on a full-scale war.Fix up

They take old furniture and fix it up.Go out of busine

I’m afraid your brother’s company has gone out of busine.On schedule

On the move

Once in a while

Pull into

Be descended from

Set foot

Stretch out

We expect the building work to be completed on schedule.I’ve been on the move all day.It would be nice if you write to me once in a while.We waved as the train pulled into the station.The people here are descended from the Vikings.He refuses to set foot in an art gallery.I’m just going to stretch out on the couch for ten minutes.